How to Identify the Relume Section Name Used in a Publish Project

Cesar

·Sep 14, 2026 08:35 PM·

Is there any way to see the name of the Relume section that’s being used in a Publish project?

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Matt J.
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Cesar very little was taken from the old webflow library - from my understanding it was like a bulk audit of structures and ingest of our existing library. But after that, everything was rethought, rebuilt and restructured to fit our system - not Webflow's. So that's a long way of saying that there is no more references like that in the system. Because with a couple of toggles you could be switching from layout 1 to layout 16 to layout 26 to layout 219. You know?
Matt J.
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ingest of existing library from a "here are all of the layouts and combinations" - not the references/names or the "markup".
Matt J.
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this was one of the keys to spinning off a new platform - decoupling Webflow so we didn't have that dependency anymore.
Matt J.
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But if i had to guess what problem you are trying to solve - match a webflow component to a publish generated one - ask claude to connect to the relume library MCP and take a screenshot of the layout in question, and see what it can do. I just made this up, so no idea what the results are. Maybe it gets close?
Matt J.
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or send screenshot here - I've damn near memorized the whole library which is wild haha
Cesar
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Thanks Matt, I’ll post back when I return.
Cesar
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Matt J. I ended up changing the section layout so my original inquiry is not really relevant anymore (at least not for the original ask!) But I have another question about navbars. I like the navbar treatment I got from Relume Publish and haven’t ever used a Relume navbar component for this sort of transition from the navbar having transparent background to filled light version after the user scrolls through the hero. Do you have any pro tips on how to do this using the Relume components in Webflow? Thanks in advance!
Matt J.
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Cesar recorded a quick loom for ya! loom.com/share/…
Cesar
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Thanks Matt, I’m checking it out now!
Cesar
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Again, thanks Matt J., i finally got to watch your video and posted a comment in Loom. This technique is brilliantly simple, but my task is a little more complex in that all of the elements in the navbar change: logo from white to color, text from white to dark, and, of course, the background from transparent to white (which your video provided some insight about. However, I’m going to explore gsap options for creating this and see if I can figure it out.
Matt J.
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Cesar ahhh yeah roger that - I'm sure GSAP + Claude Code can make this happen for sure. 💪
Matt J.
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Cesar Webflow MCP does native GSAP animations/interactions now - you can just prompt animations to life now and its beautiful and so fast!
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Matt J.
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Cesar very little was taken from the old webflow library - from my understanding it was like a bulk audit of structures and ingest of our existing library. But after that, everything was rethought, rebuilt and restructured to fit our system - not Webflow's. So that's a long way of saying that there is no more references like that in the system. Because with a couple of toggles you could be switching from layout 1 to layout 16 to layout 26 to layout 219. You know?
Matt J.
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ingest of existing library from a "here are all of the layouts and combinations" - not the references/names or the "markup".
Matt J.
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(edited)·
this was one of the keys to spinning off a new platform - decoupling Webflow so we didn't have that dependency anymore.
Matt J.
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But if i had to guess what problem you are trying to solve - match a webflow component to a publish generated one - ask claude to connect to the relume library MCP and take a screenshot of the layout in question, and see what it can do. I just made this up, so no idea what the results are. Maybe it gets close?
Matt J.
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or send screenshot here - I've damn near memorized the whole library which is wild haha
Cesar
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Thanks Matt, I’ll post back when I return.
Cesar
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Matt J. I ended up changing the section layout so my original inquiry is not really relevant anymore (at least not for the original ask!) But I have another question about navbars. I like the navbar treatment I got from Relume Publish and haven’t ever used a Relume navbar component for this sort of transition from the navbar having transparent background to filled light version after the user scrolls through the hero. Do you have any pro tips on how to do this using the Relume components in Webflow? Thanks in advance!
Matt J.
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Cesar recorded a quick loom for ya! loom.com/share/…
Cesar
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Thanks Matt, I’m checking it out now!
Cesar
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Again, thanks Matt J., i finally got to watch your video and posted a comment in Loom. This technique is brilliantly simple, but my task is a little more complex in that all of the elements in the navbar change: logo from white to color, text from white to dark, and, of course, the background from transparent to white (which your video provided some insight about. However, I’m going to explore gsap options for creating this and see if I can figure it out.
Matt J.
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Cesar ahhh yeah roger that - I'm sure GSAP + Claude Code can make this happen for sure. 💪
Matt J.
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Cesar Webflow MCP does native GSAP animations/interactions now - you can just prompt animations to life now and its beautiful and so fast!
👍1